Okay, so today I was messing around with tarot cards, you know, the usual stuff, trying to figure out what the heck’s going on in my life. And I pulled out this card, The Hanged Man. It’s a weird one, always makes me think.
First off, I laid out all my cards on the table, gave them a good shuffle. I mean, really mixed them up, thinking about all the tangled-up feelings I’ve been having. Then, I spread them out face down and just hovered my hand over them, trying to feel, like, a vibe or something. Sounds hokey, but it’s part of the fun, right?
My Feelings and Thoughts
- Upright Position:
When I first started, I pulled The Hanged Man upright. That got me thinking about patience and seeing things from a new angle. I’ve been in a bit of a waiting game lately, so this felt pretty spot on. I sat there for a while, just staring at the card, letting the image sink in. It’s all about surrendering to the moment, which, I gotta say, is easier said than done.
- Reversed Position:
Then, for kicks, I decided to look at it reversed. That’s when things got a bit more complicated. Reversed, The Hanged Man can mean you’re feeling stuck, restless, maybe even a bit lost. This resonated with me too. I’ve been feeling like I’m spinning my wheels, not really getting anywhere. It was kind of a wake-up call. It made me realize I’ve been resisting change, holding onto old ways that maybe aren’t serving me anymore.
I spent the rest of the afternoon jotting down notes, trying to untangle these feelings. The Hanged Man, whether it’s upright or reversed, really makes you confront yourself. It’s like holding up a mirror to your soul, showing you all the messy, complicated bits.
By the end of the day, I felt drained but also kind of relieved. It’s like I had a therapy session with myself. I realized I need to embrace change, let go of what’s not working, and maybe try to look at my problems from a different perspective. It’s a lot to process, but that’s what these cards do, right? They make you think, make you feel, and sometimes, they help you see things a little clearer. So, yeah, that was my day with The Hanged Man. Pretty intense, but totally worth it.
